NBC's 'Today' Sept. 21, 2018 A challenge to elected officials, candidates and Americans on World Alzheimer's Day Roberta Diaz Brinton, director of the Center for Innovation in Brain Science at the UA, writes about the need for a unified effort to fight Alzheimer's disease.
CNET Sept. 20, 2018 Mars 'spiders' pop in NASA orbiter image An image acquired by the UA-operated HiRISE camera shows dark formations known as araneiforms spreading out against a lighter background.
The New York Times Sept. 20, 2018 36 hours in Tucson Several UA-related facilities and attractions are highlighted in an article about Tucson's appeal as a tourist destination.
New York Post Sept. 19, 2018 Men speak 92 percent of the time on earnings calls UA research shows women often get ignored for speaking out at work, while men often receive increased leadership and influence.
Space.com Sept. 19, 2018 Giant ice volcanoes once covered dwarf planet Ceres A UA-led study marks the first time a rate of cryovolcanic activity has been calculated from observations. Its findings help solve a mystery about Ceres's missing mountains.
Arizona Public Media Sept. 18, 2018 UA researchers seek new applications for MRI technology UA professor of biomedical engineering Ted Trouard and his students are looking at ways MRI images can help doctors treat young patients with cerebral palsy.
The Chronicle of Higher Education Sept. 14, 2018 Small ways to help students feel noticed UA assistant professor Zoë Cohen discusses how she identifies struggling students and sends them personalized emails encouraging action and providing support.
The New Yorker Sept. 13, 2018 The 2018 National Book Awards longlist: Poetry "feeld," a collection of poetry by UA graduate Jos Charles, was named to the longlist for the National Book Award in Poetry.
Scientific American Sept. 13, 2018 Are science communicators chasing public attention at the expense of trust in science? The UA's Catherine F. Brooks writes that people too often fall into the trap of relying on emotional rather than factual approaches.
Tucson Weekly Sept. 13, 2018 Bennu trek Dante Lauretta, a professor of planetary science at the UA Lunar and Planetary Lab and the principal investigator for the OSIRIS-REx mission, is interviewed.
